It really depends on the property and your objectives.

@Braeden Hilbish, there are a few issues with this scenario, and I'll explain why.1.

Some contractors are very convincing when explaining why their shortcut is “the right way” to do something.

However, I found out the hard way, that just because someone seems to be a trustworthy expert in the field, does not mean they are a good person to do business with.About 6 months ago, I contact Councial Glenn on Facebook and he explained that he had a course, but that it would be better that I join his JV Partner Program, where I'd get the course, and he would agree to work with me to source Land Entitlement deals and negotiate them for me. 

I used to lose these people because I’d try to explain too much. 

Remember, no system is perfect, so avoid the temptation of constantly chasing after the next shiny object.

I break that cycle.I explain the consequences of an eviction to the tenant.

She explained that it was a flip with her best friend(s) and they did not get a written agreement before doing the work.

So many times I meet house hackers who want fixers and then I explain that yes, there is value (both of my house hacks were fixers), but there is down time without tenants and you could be doing higher income producing activities.

I thought the way he explained things and broke them down was fantastic.